Bob Marley is one of our favorite artists of all time, and one of the coolest soccer players of all time.  Martin Scorcese is one of our favorite directors and a legend in the movie making business.   What do they have in common you ask?  Well Scorcese is making a documentary about the legendary Rastafarian and footie fan.  No details on a planned release date, but this is one we will keep an eye on and keep you informed as details get released.  In the meantime, turn your speaker up, sit back and enjoy the clip below.  If you weren’t aware, his 65th birthday just past on Feb 10th.

image via DupontRegistry

The guys over at BallerHouse tossed this 2008 Lamborghini Reventon up today after Dupont Registry had it listed for the low, low price of $750k with only 10 miles on it.  I’m a huge fan of gun metal grey (or Grigio as the fine wine people like to refer to it as), especially sinec Rob Dyrdek from Rob & Big threw his SUV down in the same color, but this takes it to an all new level.  I was telling Ben last week that I couldn’t imagine spending that kind of dough and his response was if you could, you would.  I’m starting to believe him now.

This morning on the train I was reading about the writer’s strike and how it is about to be fanut. Apparently Peter Chernin (head of Fox) and Robert Iger (head of Disney) got involved and finally were able to get this things put to bed. After reading this in the LA Times, I decided to do a bit more digging and see how much this strike has cost the local economy. I have a lot of friends in the entertainment business and in businesses thathave been affected by this thing. So I stumble across this article in the Hollywood Reporter, and it says the strike cost the Los Angeles economy an estimated $2 billion smackaroos! That is some serious coin! Not sure if the writer’s got what they were looking for, but I hope it was at least worth it for them.

After a sick kick off party at The Room in Hollywood to celebrate with our friends who’ve supported us since the beginning  on Thursday night,  it’s time for delivery on our Spring ‘08 line for Bumpy Pitch.  Special thanks to the players (Galaxy, Chivas USA, US Women and Hollywood United, ok and you too Max), buyers and Red Bull, 42 Below Vodka and 944 Magazine for the support that night.  We’ll have pics up in the next couple days.

Something we worked long and hard on is finally coming to fruition this Thursday night in Hollywood. Coinciding with our Spring ‘08 release is our official Bumpy Pitch launch party as a way to give back to our friends that support our vision daily.  If you are in the neighborhood and want to come out, drop us a note at rsvp@bumpypitch.com and we’ll put you on the list.

image via Co-ed Magazine 

If you’ve seen the previews for this then you’ll know it looks pretty damn funny.  Let’s just hope all the funny parts aren’t just in the commercials.

This Hollywood & Highland Center, where the Academy Awards are held, was the scene of a very horrific accident Saturday night. A man who had been drinking quite heavily according to friends, tried to slide down the escalator like he’d seen on the internet. The attempt didn’t turn out quite the way he or his friends had hoped, falling several stories head first onto another set of escalators where he was pronounced dead. Moral of the story, don’t do stupid ass shit kids. Not worth it.